NOTES TO CHAPTER IV


 SBafael Altamira "Spain, 1815-1845," Cambridge Modem Hitory (Lon-
don, 1902-1912), X:212.
 Jos Garefa de Le6n y Pizarro, Memoria (Madrid, 1894-1897), I, poaim.
 'bid., p. 201.
 'Ibid, I:209-382.
 SErving to Monroe, December 15, 1816, in D.S., Despatches, Spain, XmI.
 SHeredia had served the foreign olee since 1798 with the exception of a
period during the Peninsular War. He had been secretary of the legation in
the United States from 1801 to 1808, and his younger brother, Jos6, held the
same position under Onis (besides being the latter's son-in-law). Heredia was
forty-two years of age in 1817. He was the aeeepted authority on affairs with
the United States until the autumn of 1818, and again in 1820. After that
he became, as the Conde de Ofalia, ambassador to France, then to England,
and eventually foreign minister.
 Piarro to Onis, July 8-30, 1817, in A.M.E., 223. An order had been given
to limit each letter to a single topic, but it was not strictly observed.
 'Viceroy Felix Calleja to the eoretario d estado, March 15, 1813, in A.G.L,
Est., 8L
 Calleja to the seoretario de etado, September 30, 1816, ibid.
 "Bo.qjo de las relaoions de lo spae a oon los BRtadoe Ustido," Novem-
ber 6, 1816, in A..N., Est, 5559, Expediente 5.
 SMonroe to Ons, January 14, 1817, in AJ.P., F.., IV:437.
 Onis to Monroe, January 16, 1817, ibid., p. 438.
 Luis de Onis, Memoria sbre l negooiaones (Madrid, 1820), II:211
 Onis to Piarro, February 3, 1817, in A.H.N., Et., 5642.
 Onis to Pisarro (private), April 6, 1817; published in Pizarro, Memorias,
III:346-854.
 SPisarro to Erving, July 16, 1817, in A..P., F.R., IV:442-44.
 Erving to Piarro, July 19, 1817, ibid., p. 443.
 Pisarro to Erving, August 17, 1817, ibid, pp. 445-459. He no doubt
referred to the work of Fathers Talamantes and Piehardo. Boundaries were
clearly the major issue by this time. The chief obstacle to agreement lay in
the disputed title to Teas, especially to that part lying between the Colorado
River, which lows into Matagorda Bay, and the Bed Biver of Natehitoehes.
 The British disavowed ay such obligation. See isfro, chap. v, p. 105.
 Erving to Piarro, August 19, 1817, in A.S.P, .RB, IV:449-450.
 Erving to Adams (private), August 27, 1817, in D.B., Despatches, Spain,
XIV.
 0 Nareoi de Heredia, "Bposicis kecha al rey ... sobre auestras releeioUe
politioe yp difereslas aotuale con el gobermo de los Bstados Unido de Am-
ris"; published in Pisarro, Memoria, II:225-298.
 "Conde de (dastaeda de Lemoe (secretary of the Cosejo) to the Marqude
de las Hormasas (an absent member), June 25, 1817, in A.H.N, Est., 5661
A list of treaties, from Utreeht to the Convention of 1802, and other docu-
ments submitted to the Cosejo appears i A.H.N., Est., 5660.
 SHeredia, op. oit., p. 272. Piehardo's treatise and the accompanying dotu-
ments were sent in thirty-one volumes, according to the report of Viceroy
Calleja to the swretawro de estdo, September 40, 1816, in A.G.~ Est, 81.
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